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Nursing Program
Tuition,
Fees and Related Program Costs
The nursing
program shall not charge fees or cause the student to incur any
costs except those specifically designated in the college
catalog or in the estimated cost sheet for nursing students. The student
is responsible for all costs incurred relative to travel to and
from clinical assignments, uniforms required for clinical rotations,
name tag, supplies, textbooks and parking. Columbia State does not
assume liability for personal injury or property damage incurred
while en route to and from these facilities.
Medical malpractice
insurance coverage is required for students in the nursing program.
Group malpractice coverage is purchased in conjunction with registration
for nursing courses. For policies
governing student withdrawal and refunds of tuition, fees, please
refer to the catalog and course
schedules.
| Application Fee |
$10.00 |
Tuition – Instate approximately
$1115 per semester (estimated),
for 4 semesters; subject to increase depending on legislation |
$4,460.00 |
Campus access fee (parking) per two years |
$20.00 |
Activity fee per semester for four semesters |
$12.00 |
Technology access fee $120.50 per semester (estimated) for four semesters |
$482.00 |
Graduation Fee |
$25.00 |
Additional Fees for Nursing Students |
Malpractice Insurance $15 per year |
$30.00 |
Achievement Exams |
$175.00 |
Physical examination (pre-admission) |
$300.00+ |
| Books/Supplies $400/ semester *1* |
$1,600.00 |
Uniforms *1* |
$300.00 |
Hepatitis B vaccine (optional) *2* |
Variable |
CPR Course (pre-admission) |
$50.00 |
Criminal Background Check *3* |
$40.00 to $100.00+ |
Pre-Clinical Routine Drug Screening |
35.00+ |
Tenn. Board of Nursing
Application Fee *4* |
$100.00 |
NCLEX-RN Application Fee *4* |
$210.00 |
School pin (optional) *4* |
$40.00 to $105.00 |
Individual picture and class composite (includes State Board picture) *3* |
$50.00 |
Travel expenses *5* |
Variable |
Fees are subject to change without notice.
- Represents average costs. Expense is greatest during the first semester of the freshman year.
- Strongly recommended, but not required; OSHA standards recommend student nurses receive Hepatitis B vaccination due to the risk of exposure to blood and body fluids during the program of study.
- Criminal background checks may be a requirement at some affiliated clinical training sites. Based on the results of the criminal background check, an affiliated clinical site may determine to not allow your presence at their facility. This could result in your inability to successfully complete the requirements of a specific course and your program. More information is available from the Nursing Program Director.
- Purchased in the last semester of the nursing program.
- Transportation to and from clinical agencies including parking fees will be the responsibility of the student. Travel to clinical facilities outside the campus/center area will be required. Columbia State does not assume liability for personal injury or property damage incurred while on route to and from these facilities and while in these facilities.
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